Ichiro's Malt Chichibu 2023 Edition the Us Edition Single Malt Whisky 700ml
Ichiro's Malt Chichibu 2023 Edition The US Edition Single Malt Whisky 700ml
Limited US release of only 2,640 bottles
US-exclusive, limited edition single malt Japanese whisky produced by Chichibu Distillery in Saitama, Japan
100% malted barley, heavily peated
Fermented 100 hours in Mizunara oak washbacks
Distilled twice in Forsyths copper pot stills
Aged 4-7 years in a combination of cask types including new Taransaud T5Ā French oak, Mizunara hogshead, sherry, and chibi daruĀ
Aromas of orange peel, mint, loquat, and melon precede a rich, softly sweet palate with a nutty, herbal finish
The 2023 release of the US Edition of Ichiro's Malt features a new label that fancifully depicts US Commodore Matthew Perry-a key figure in the United States' rapport with Japan in the 19th century-enjoying a dram of Ichiro's Malt in Washington D.C., surrounded by the cherry blossom trees gifted from former Tokyo Mayor Yukio Ozaki and pioneering chemist Dr. Jokichi Takamine in 1909.
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Ichiro's Malt Chichibu 2023 Edition The US Edition Single Malt Whisky 700ml
Limited US release of only 2,640 bottles
US-exclusive, limited edition single malt Japanese whisky produced by Chichibu Distillery in Saitama, Japan
100% malted barley, heavily peated
Fermented 100 hours in Mizunara oak washbacks
Distilled twice in Forsyths copper pot stills
Aged 4-7 years in a combination of cask types including new Taransaud T5Ā French oak, Mizunara hogshead, sherry, and chibi daruĀ
Aromas of orange peel, mint, loquat, and melon precede a rich, softly sweet palate with a nutty, herbal finish
The 2023 release of the US Edition of Ichiro's Malt features a new label that fancifully depicts US Commodore Matthew Perry-a key figure in the United States' rapport with Japan in the 19th century-enjoying a dram of Ichiro's Malt in Washington D.C., surrounded by the cherry blossom trees gifted from former Tokyo Mayor Yukio Ozaki and pioneering chemist Dr. Jokichi Takamine in 1909.
